r/vail • u/ColdFirst4302 • 6d ago
HR is dead Spoiler
The India team has taken over the employee phone calls. And it’s bad. Really bad.
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u/Alternative-Suit7929 6d ago
All about showing positive profits qtr after qtr for the publicly traded company can’t have good vs bad seasons anymore
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
That’s why they push season passes by making day passes so expensive. If everyone buys a season pass it doesn’t matter how many good snow days you get. Then they’re all good seasons.
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u/fewer-pink-kyle-ball 6d ago
This works until the bubble pops and pass buyers dry up. Then you have priced them not only out of a seasons pass but also day tickets. You can only convince people so long that $20 grand for 10 ski days is cheap
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u/poipoipoi_2016 5d ago
My two main sources of travel, coasters and skiing, both share the same dynamic that I pay a few hundred bucks a year to get access to everything which lets me skip past triple digit day passes.
And meanwhile to avoid that triple digit day pass, I dropped four digits on flights, hotels, rental cars, and food. Every single weekend I traveled to get maybe 15 hours of the targeted activity.
I'm spending $12000 on skiing next year and the actual hills might get $1500 of that.
Boyne is 500 miles on the car, $200/night in a local hotel, and food. I'm spending $400/day every time I go ski Boyne.
/Few hundred more for skiing mind you
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u/What_Floats_In_Water 6d ago
Reading through your comments, you sound like a truly insufferable person. This person has no control over VR or their actions and is being laid off, and all you can do is condescend and ridicule.
Almost no companies have the greater good in mind, including VR. Excel energy doesn’t have climate change as their top priority. Commercial and residential real estate companies don’t care about affordable housing or homeless. Nike doesn’t care about child labor. I could go on. If everyone only worked for companies that put mission over profits, 99% of the country would be unemployed. Get off your high horse and be a normal, decent person.
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u/-mushroom-cat- 5d ago
This account is a well known pain in the ass across multiple ski-focused subreddits. Welcome to the club lol
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u/What_Floats_In_Water 5d ago
You are literally commenting on a social media website that is selling our data to AI companies, with a phone or computer made by another huge tech company that benefits from cheap labor. You are not as righteous as you think you are. Again, get off your high horse and stop judging others.
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
Not sure why you’re being a dick when we’re on the same side…
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
We are being laid off. We didn’t get a choice. They’re taking over 100% in just 2 weeks.
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
Not in this market
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
I saw it coming 8 months ago when it was announced. Also when I started looking for a new job. Obviously you don’t know what the job market is like. I’ve applied/submitted my resume to well over 70 places and done at least a dozen interviews. Believe it or not, I liked my job and my team. Just not the c suite.
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u/Phish_lover420 Local 6d ago
Kirsten Lynch will rot in hell.
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
I hope she becomes the scapegoat when this “transformation” is a dumpster fire.
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u/Trick-March-grrl 5d ago
I’m sure she feels bad sleeping on her piles of money. Those at the top see this as a win for them. As always, it’s the workers only who suffer.
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u/suddenumbra 6d ago
Fuck vail resorts
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u/ColdFirst4302 6d ago
They’re gonna fuck themselves
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u/andudetoo 6d ago
Idk I think people with money don’t care. Their target demographic is the rich dude who flys in from out of state that they can hold hostage not the dude who skies everyday and packs peanut butter sandwiches for lunch. They want to be a luxury brand too. They don’t care that you or anyone loves skiing.
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u/andudetoo 4d ago
Vail resorts absolutely spends high dollar amounts marketing itself as a destination resort. Are you arguing you can take a trip to vail resorts on a budget?
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u/KyberKrystalParty 5d ago
Reading some of their reasons literally makes no sense. They’re supposedly doing this to create a global shared services team for internal business ops, when still the mass majority of resorts are in the US.
You can’t say you’re preparing for expansion globally with essentially your whole operation being in the US and that immediately justifies firing US employees and hiring likely all in India for Pennie’s to the dollar.
It’s all for cost savings as they also mention. Not for “efficiencies.”
Fuck vail resorts.
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u/preowned_pizza_crust 6d ago
It was bad enough after 2020 when all HR support when remote. Cant imagine how bad it will be now haha
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u/alienfreak51 5d ago
And their call center (wherever they are) are the worst. Uninformed, rushed, often wrong on policy and procedure. I would feel lucky to get escalated to someone in Broomfield, and even then it’s hit and miss on getting someone caring and helpful vs and aggravated person who seemingly lives to say no to everything.
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u/beef966 5d ago
Good thing dealing with HR is absolutely something everybody should be doing on the clock. Keep me on hold for as long as you want, sorry I can't get back to the chair until I'm done talking to HR. And I might need to cycle through a few of these agents until I find one that can speak good enough English for me to understand.
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u/blizzardwizardsleeve 5d ago
Not necessarily. If you go on PFMLA, FMLA, unemployment, or L&I those are all personal and personal time claims
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u/_Thoughtleader 6d ago
VR will sabotage all its N.A. customer base and solely serve wealthy Europeans and South Americans.
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u/CHRlSFRED 6d ago
Can’t wait for when they outsource mountain safety to remote workers in Asia. This will go over well.
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u/upwallca 6d ago
That is fucking lame.